Roxio DVDit Pro HD, User Manual

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Using layered Photoshop files to create menus
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Editing button highlights
You can move, align, resize, copy, paste, and delete button highlights just like any other
menu object. See
“Editing menu objects” on page 112 for more information.
Replacing the menu background and subpicture layers
DVDit Pro HD lets you replace a Photoshop-based menu’s background and subpicture
layers, or just the background, or just the subpicture layer. Any button highlights you have
created will still exist, and you may need to move or delete them to fit the new menu design.
To replace both the background and subpictures:
t
Drag another layered Photoshop file onto the menu in the Project window.
To replace just the background (for example with a single-layer image or a video clip):
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Drag an image or video asset onto the menu in the Project window. This is only useful if
the new background and old subpicture layers match.
To replace just the subpicture layer:
1. Double-click the menu in the Project window. The menu appears in the Preview
window.
2. Drag an image asset (either a layered Photoshop file or a single-layer file) onto the
Subpicture Layer drop zone in lower right of the Preview window:
This is only useful if the old background and new subpicture layers match, and, when
using a single-layer file, if the file contents meet the requirements described in
“Overlay
layer” on page 63 .
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